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George Innes Llewelyn Lloyd was born on 24 December 1925 in the town of Penmaenmawr, Wales. Lloyd received his education from Ellesmere College in Shropshire, England. His ambition was to join the Royal Navy, but was denied entry to Dartmouth Naval College due to his poor eyesight. The outbreak of World War II finally allowed Lloyd to volunteer ...
Innes Lloyd (full name George Innes Llewelyn Lloyd, 24 December 1925-23 August 1991[1]) was producer for Doctor Who from the latter part of William Hartnell's tenure as the First Doctor to the middle of Patrick Troughton's second season. With story editor Gerry Davis, he came up with the idea of replacing the character of the First Doctor by what later writers would call regeneration. He also ...
Innes Lloyd was born on 24 December 1925 in Penmaenmawr, Conwy, Wales, UK. He was a producer and writer, known for Screen One (1985), Screen Two (1985) and Talking Heads (1988). He died on 23 August 1991 in Richmond, Surrey, England, UK.
- Producer, Writer, Director
- December 24, 1925
- Innes Lloyd
- August 23, 1991
Aug 23, 1991 · Innes Lloyd was the third producer of Doctor Who, taking over from John Wiles in 1966 – until 1967; when he was replaced by Peter Bryant. Unlike his predecessor – John Wiles, Lloyd was an experienced and long-served producer within the BBC, when he became the producer of Doctor Who. He instigated 4 changes, that would define and alter the ...
Innes Lloyd (full name George Innes Llewelyn Lloyd, 24 December 1925-23 August 1991) was producer for Doctor Who from the latter part of William Hartnell's tenure as the First Doctor to the middle of Patrick Troughton's second season.
The official YouTube channel of comedy duo INNES LLOYD. Sketches written, performed and directed by DAVID S. INNES and ROBERT LLOYD.
Jan 9, 2020 · Innes Lloyd was a British television producer of BBC drama. He was the third producer on Doctor Who and responsible for casting the second Doctor, Patrick Troughton. Following service in the navy towards the end of the war, Lloyd trained as an actor at the Central School. He joined the BBC in the 1950s initially in presentation, moving into ...
